Chapter 2 – Networking with the Virtual Private Cloud

1. Choose from the following: the network, subnets, routes, internet gateway, NAT gateway, egress only gateway, ENI, VPC Endpoint, VPC Peering connection, NACLs, and security groups.
2. Routing is performed via the NAT gateway or an instance in IPv4, whereas an egress-only gateway is used in IPv6.
3. A VPC cider cannot be changed once created. CIDR sizes should accommodate current and future application needs.
4. IPv4 uses 1:1 NAT between Public or Elastic IPs and the subnet IPs, whereas IPv6 addresses are reachable directly.
5. A gateway uses routing to route traffic to a private network from the AWS service, while the interface endpoint connects directly into the VPC with a VPC private IP attached to it.
6. Implement a proxy in VPC B to pass traffic from A to C.
7. Create a VPC. Create 8 subnets – three pairs of private subnets...